Friday, December 27, 2013

Cross Country Skiing Trail Report from Wisconsin

We got another half foot of snow over Christmas. The base on the ski trail is around a ten inches. The unpacked snow is about 18 inches deep! Our groomed trails are in perfect condition.


Here's one of the cross country ski trails.


The Farm House, our main restaurant is buried in snow! 


We've given so many horse drawn sleigh rides this week!

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Friday, February 27, 2009

Trail Report February 27

Greetings From the Farm!

We still have a great trail base with 4 to 5 inches of new snow. The trails are in good to very good condition. Hope to see you at The Farm soon.

Have a great day!

Helen Palmquist

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Friday, January 23, 2009

Trail Report January 23

Greetings from Palmquist Farm!

The trails are in very good to excellent condition. All are tracked and groomed with an 8-10 inch base and 5 inches of new snow. Martin Luther King weekend was absolutely beautiful with temperatures in the high teens and new snow softly falling everyday. Here are some pictures a fellow took this past weekend. One is his wife on the ski trail. The next picture is of sika deer and buffalo from on the sleigh ride. The last one was our entertainment for the weekend. Some of our long time guests brought their instruments and joined in with the players we normally have sing.

Have a good day and hope to see you at The Farm soon!

Helen Palmquist




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Monday, January 05, 2009

Snow Report January 5, 2008

At this time our ski trails are in very good to excellent condition. We have set track in a 6-8 inch base on 15 kilometers of trail. The total snow cover is 12 inches. Some of our north trails will be closed for a few weeks due to logging operations beyond our control.

Our lighted trail is in very good condition and the skating pond is in good shape as we fortunately missed the rain that fell in some areas of the state.

-Jim Palmquist

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